German tennis player Alexander Zverev won the Paris Masters
Germany’s Alexander Zorev defeated France’s Hugo Humbert to win the Paris Masters.
Their match started on Sunday night, the 13th of Scorpio, in Paris, France at 6:30 pm Kabul time, and the German Alexander Zorev won this match in two sets and became the champion.
As expected, with this championship, he took the second place in the world ranking from the Spanish Carlos Alcarez and is the second tennis player in the world after Genic Siner from Italy. In this tournament, Zorev won the championship title after six victories against six of his opponents.
Before this, Zorev was able to win the Rome Masters at the end of April 1403. Now, with more than 46 million US dollars since the beginning of his professional tennis career, he is the fifth tennis player in history who has been able to earn this amount of money from this sport. have He is still the only German in history to win a gold medal in men’s singles at the Olympic Games, he won his gold medal at the Tokyo Olympics in Japan.
